Answer: B. False
Explanation: Forms are three dimensional, adding another dimension to shape which is basically two dimensional, in that, a circle becomes a sphere, a square becomes a cube and so on.
Any object having height, width and depth, is a form. A form can be either man-made, geometric, natural, or organic, some of which are mathematically precise and others, not. Forms can also take on positivity or negativity, and can be static or dynamic too, suggesting stillness or motion.